Not wanting the header (thus page) to 'refresh' means not going to another page, and that can only be achieved through ajax afaik.

In that way you'll stay on the same page and your flash animation can loop/do whatever you want, but you'll load in the new content on a certain part of the page. So you'll update only part of the page instead of going to a whole new page.

There's a few ways to achieve this, but you'll need javascript to catch the events of the links, and adapt yr SS coding to it possibly (Director::is_ajax()). You might want to use the built-in prototype framework or look at other js libs such as mootools, jquery, yui...

However, having a site that works only with ajax definitely has a lot of drawbacks as well, so make sure it works without it first.

This would be a drastic thing to do though just to keep a looping header :), so maybe there is a way to pass some variables from one page to another in flash, so that the animation starts at the correct position everytime - thus creating a loop. Google?

Re the coda thing: well, it's basically just javascript as well, so look at some frameworks and their demo's. Almost all of them have some animation stuff in them.

Thanks. That does help. It could be that the header thing isn't worth it.

As far as the Coda effect. I know you can use javascript to do that but what I'm trying to wrap my head around is how to have SS output every page to one specific page that can be "slid" via the javascript. It's just one page that javascript moves around to different anchors.